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Editorial
Hospitals
Hospital is a test case for privatisation
There will be times where the private sector can add efficiency and new ways of thinking but others where private profits only come at the price of worse services and greater risks.
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Education
Parents want clear, easy to understand school reports
They want to know what their children can and cannot do, and they want to know in plain English.
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Opinion
Government on diplomatic L-plates needs to get up to speed
Australia must learn to build alliances in the Great Game with China.
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Opinion
Britain cannot turn its back on the EU
The best outcome from Australia's point of view is still for Britain to remain in the EU.
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Opinion
Liberals become party of micromanagement
The $2 billion small business fund shows a lack of trust in the market.
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Opinion
Kids' public transport deserves support
Labor pledge of free travel should be carefully assessed.
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Opinion
Uncertainty looms over MyHealth deadline
We will know within days whether last-ditch changes by the federal government to the radical extension of the My Health Record database are sufficient to assuage privacy and security concerns.
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Opinion
Terror must not divide us
The terrorist who stabbed a cafe owner to death in Melbourne will have won a victory in death if his actions turn Australians against each other.
Opinion
When the guns fell silent
The new nation of Australia had lost 61,560 war dead, more than all the other wars fought in the history of white settlement. Many more men damaged by the fighting would die in the early postwar years.
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Opinion
We believe Ashleigh over Foley
The events at Macquarie Street in the past two days that culminated in the dramatic resignation of Luke Foley as Opposition Leader have stunned all NSW and left many people, especially women, angry.
